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Lexington Intelligencer in Lexington, Missouri
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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1903
Page
2
Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills Promises Vitality
A historical testimonial touts Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills as blood purifying, appetite boosting, and energizing. The note claims cures for eruptions, urges family use, and cites a personal recovery after a bottle last spring, praising the remedy and its continued benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood
Hrvcam Wood
Missouri farmers urged to report bumper crop records
The superintendent of agriculture asks local farmers to submit reliable statistics on bumper crop yields, unusually large acreages on single farms, and strong multi year yields to illustrate Missouri’s agricultural strengths. Included are notes on income and expenses for Columbia residents, suggesting most households live beyond their means and highlighting notable high earners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superintendent of Agriculture
Missouri
Ke, N. Hopkins
Lexington Inren
Lafayette County
H. J. Warns
Walter Williams
Columbia
Facts About Expositions Through History and St Louis Project
A survey compares major world expositions with St Louis future plans. It cites Centennial Philadelphia Paris 1899 1900 Chicago 635 acres and St Louis 1180 acres with costs from 8.59 million to 27.25 million and a projected total over 40 million. City spending reaches 20 million before gates open with 10 million for public works and 5 million private subscriptions. Citizens approved charter amendments to allow 10 million for streets and improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Chicago
St. Louis
St. Lola
City of
St. Lous
Hall's Great Discovery Kidney Cure Promoted in Ad
Texas Wonder Hall's Great Discovery advertised as a universal cure for kidney bladder troubles in men and women children included. Claims to remove gravel cure diabetes rheumatism and back pain with two months treatment per bottle. Dr EB Hall sole manufacturer lists P O Box 029 Saint Louis Missouri and Crenshaw Young’s Bowling Green Missouri as sellers. Testimonials from Jim Purnell & Davis praise its efficacy after two years of use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
EB. W. Hall
P. O
Louis
Crenshaw & Young's
Bowling Green
BW. Hall
St. Louis
Texas
Jim Purnell
Late Planting Crops Advised After Severe Rains In Missouri
Unprecedented rains destroyed wheat rye oats and corn in many areas though farmers can still aim for good yields by planting corn up to July 1 and trying early maturing corn varieties such as Pridy of the North Riley's Favorite Reid's Yellow Dent and Flint. Sorghum and kafir corn are also recommended with Early Amber as best for Missouri and Early Orange for bottom lands, to produce forage and possible grain under late conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pridy
Riley
Reid
Missouri
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Relief for Indigestion
A drugstore style remedy claims to ease dyspepsia symptoms such as uneasy digestion nervousness and belching. It asserts Hood's Sarsaparilla strengthens the digestive system and cures drypepsia by improving stomach function and overall health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drapepila Dow
Hood
Thunder Mountain Mining District Maps Premium Offer
A 10 cent premium includes two detailed maps of Thunder Mountain Mining District and Southern Idaho showing mines claims routes railroads and roads. Industrial Times a monthly with 16 pages sells at one year for a dollar but offers a three month trial for ten cents including maps. Also agricultural notes discuss sorghum planting in Missouri cowpens hay barley soy beans and wheat yields with planting recommendations and potential harvest timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thunder Mountain
Idaho
Industrial Times
Summer Weather Blues and a Laxative Remedy
An ad by Maurorp acting director touts Herbine as a tonic to boost appetite aid digestion regulate bowels and invigorate liver under hot weather. The testimonial from HH J Freegard of Grand View Hotel Cheney Kansas claims nineteen years of use and doctor recommendation. Crenshaw & Young's note at 6-6m1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HH. J. Freegard
Grand View Hotel
Cheney
Kan
Newton
Crenshaw & Young's
World’s Pair Historical Exhibit planning session
The State Historical Society committee met in Academic Halls to map plans for a St Louis exhibit. Members RB White, Walter Williams, F A Sampson, Dr Lord, and M White of Mexico discussed creating a library housing bound volumes of every newspaper in the state and writings by prominent local figures to form a large archival collection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Historical Society
St. Louis
M. White
Mexico
Walter Williams
F. A. Sampson
Lord of
Piano Tuner Norvell to Visit Lexington in July
A piano tuner named Norvell will visit Lexington in July with date to be announced. Born in Kansas City Missouri to the wife of W J Bandon a girl arrived recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norvell
Lexington
Kaneas City
W. J. Bandon
Tricks of the Caterer Described in Dyspeptic Tale
A Washington Star interview cites a restaurateur recalling how caterers use illusions to satisfy a dyspeptic patron. A customer demanded rare roast beef, accused it of being raw, then overcooked, until a final flip of the meat pleased him. The tale emphasizes that the diner’s mindset, not the dish, altered his perception and response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Star
Tools Tell Their Nations and the National Character
A Philadelphia Record interview quotes a steel trust member on how tools reveal national character. He contrasts English and Scottish conservative design with heaviness, French elegance and finish, German practicality, and American direct, lightweight, hollow structures, claiming American tools are the simplest yet best in elegance and finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Trust
Philadelphia Record
Ever Growing Teeth in Rats and Squirrels
The text explains that some animals such as rats and squirrels have teeth that grow throughout life. Human teeth develop from pulps that are absorbed after growth, but rat pulps remain perpetual, continually secreting material to lengthen the tooth. Consequently rats must gnaw constantly to keep teeth at proper length. It debunks the belief that rats gnaw purely out of mischief.
Temple Hair Ropes as Sacred Temple Relics
In some Japanese temples visitors see long coils woven from human hair. The ropes were created from hair sacrificed by thousands of women and girls to hoist stone and timber, now preserved as relics.
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